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In, A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen, Nora is the protagonist of the play. Nora is the wife of Torvald Helmer and a mother of three children. Throughout the play we come to see a woman who is very clever, but perceives her-self in a naïve way. Later in the play we come to see unexpected actions taken by Nora, which demonstrates her ambition and courage. Nora does not fill a parental role in her children’s life, but more as a friend than a mother. In the play, Nora’s role as a wife is to be a…

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1940 Lipchitz left France for good after the German troops occupied Paris. He then settled in the U.S. in New York. Once in New York his work was regularly shown in galleries such as Curt Valentin Gallery, he gain more fame. Jacques Lipchitz died on Capri on May 16, 1973. He was buried in Jerusalem. After his death his work kept being display on different museums and galleries such as the University Museum of Art where Bather is on display. The sculpture exemplifies Lipchitz 's Cubist style at…

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worked in a group along with three other girls from my school. Our business for the program was called KITS Books (the name was the initials of our first names combined). Our business was selling second hand books that we sourced for free at the Isla Capri Markets (every 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month). This business allowed me to understand what it was like running a business and I felt as though I learned many valuable skills. The $20 Boss Program has really helped me with my…

As I walked down the hall I observed many children walking or shall I say, dancing, zig zagging, and hopping toward their destinations with their female teacher in the lead. The female teacher looked to be in her 30’s, she was well dressed wearing capris and a sweater. Although the class was a bit rambunctious she tried her best to keep the children walking in a straight line all while smiling. Most of the kiddos seemed carefree and eager to be out of the classroom. The boys were dressed in…

House because of Nora’s need to lie and Torvald’s need for control. Likewise, the dancing costume reveals that Torvald prefers to control Nora. It also reveals that he sees his wife as a doll instead of a woman. Torvald has the costume made for her in Capri, Italy several years ago (1098; Act II). This shows that Torvald has planned for Nora to dance in this particular costume much like a puppet master plans his shows ahead of time. As for Nora, the costume reveals that at first she enjoys the…

“A bushel and a peck...a bushel and a peck...a bushel and a peck with a hug around the neck!” My grandpa Richard would make sure he sang that tune to us before my brother, my two cousins, and myself would leave our weekly visits. His sharp whiskers and toothpick coming out of the side of his mouth gave an odd sense of comfort as he nuzzled our cheeks with his own. He had smoked for over 15 years. After multiple, frustrating arguments he abandoned his addiction cold turkey in replacement for the…

Important Information In Los Angeles during the summer of 1955, Doctor Foster had enough patients to secure admitting privileges at a hospital; however, it was not near Cedars Sinai or the UCLA Medical Center. The hospital was near his office and was called Metropolitan Hospital (Wilkerson, 2010, p. 309). The majority of the patients were of color, but the hospital doctors were white, with the very few exceptions, Doctor Foster was one of them (Wilkerson, 2010, p. 309). Doctor Foster dreaded…

Daisy Drama101 Kreilkamp 10/14/15 In the play, A Doll’s House, there were many uses of imagery and symbols. The symbols that I chose to write about are the use of the Christmas tree, Nora’s tarantella dance, Nora’s costumes, and the macaroons. Each symbol helps move along the story of Nora and Torvald’s relationship and how Nora is treated inside of her home. Her emotions change throughout the play and the symbols help show how she feels. The Christmas tree represents happiness and joy. It’s…